| Latest version | 1.3.12 |
|---|---|
| Minimum Core | 0.8.0 |
| Compatible Core | 0.8.9 |
| Last updated | 19 hours ago |
| Created | 1 year ago |
| Authors | |
| Languages |
Deutsch English French Korean Polish Português (Brasil) Spanish 中文 日本語 |
| Systems |
Dnd5e Dungeonworld Pf2e Wfrp4e Sfrpg Sw5e Demonlord Pf1 Lancer D35E Swade Starwarsffg Tormenta20 Blades-in-the-dark Symbaroum Od6s Alienrpg Cthack Kamigakari |
| Project source | Project URL |
This module populates a floating HUD, showing common actions for a controllable token. Supports DND5e, Pathfinder 2E, SWADE, WFRP4e, 3.5 SRD, Pathfinder 1E, Dungeon World, Starfinder RPG, Shadow of the Demonlord, Star Wars FFG, Star Wars 5e, LANCER. The information shown is system dependent. In DND5e, for example, it shows items, feats, ability checks, and spells. its intent is to save GMs and players from having to frequently open character sheets to access actions, and to allow people to focus on the table.
If you have some programming knowledge and would like to add support for your system, please get in touch.
The bar in action:
Previous releases are available from Github and if you have any feedback, bugs, or wishes, please let me know.
Simply wonderful. No need to have the sheet open. Every attack or feature available just by selecting a token.
Tried a few similar modules during my time with Foundry, but this is the one that really does things right for me, fantastic
This module is a must for players on laptops or with small displays. Even with a large high resolution display, I find I prefer using the HUD over opening the token character sheet. It just makes selecting an action so much easier.
This is one of THE most handy modules. In my experience, it saves lots of time in combat because it reduces the clutter and choice paralysis one can experience when staring at a character sheet.
Nice job. I’m using it for dnd5e, but in our game (Adventures for Middle Earth) we have additional custom abilities and I got an error in this file: dnd5e-actions.js (cannot read property ‘value’ of ‘undefined)
I fixed it with this:
try
{
if (abilities[e[0]].value === 0)
{
return;
}
}
catch
{
return;
}
Just wanted to let you know that there is a change for a null reference exception here, in case you wanted to make a proper fix. (mine is a crude one, I know) 🙂
It’s in line 480 by the way.